Sentence examples for appointing authority from inspiring English sources
Board members now serve four-year terms, which De León would eliminate in favor of at-will appointments that could be revoked at any time by the appointing authority.
The job is exempt from civil-service rules, meaning the person serves at the will of the appointing authority, in this case the Quinn administration.
The appointing authority is to designate one as the presiding officer and is to be a judge advocate of any branch of the military.
"And it aids in assessing accountability of the appointing authority, whether it's the mayor, the governor, a county leader or party chairman".
Ratu Epeli Nailatikau, who became president on November 5th, had his nomination as vice-president rejected in 2007 by the Great Council of Chiefs, then the appointing authority for both posts.
It states that the appointing authority — in this case, Rosenstein — "may determine that public release of these reports would be in the public interest, to the extent that release would comply with applicable legal restrictions".
The court thus arrogated to itself the power to determine the manner in which Florida's electors are appointed, authority that the Constitution reposes only in the state legislature.
Later in the episode, newly appointed authority figure Dusty Rhodes announced that the match was indeed scheduled, with the added stipulation that the losing team would have to disband and never team together again in TNA under any circumstances.
But multiple appointing authorities and higher confirmation thresholds would bring some balance to this "judicial legislature".
Judicial term limits, mandatory retirement ages, higher confirmation thresholds and multiple appointing authorities would ensure not only brilliant legal minds but also some balance of legal perspectives on the high court.
State Personnel Rule 1-11 provides that "[a]ll appointing authorities, managers, and supervisors are accountable for compliance with these rules and state and federal law, and for reasonable business decisions, including implementation of other policy directives and executive orders".
